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Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1844), 1844-12-17

Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1844), 1844-12-17 page 1

DAILY OHIO STATE JOURNAL. VOLUME VIII. COLUMBUS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1844. NUMBER 80. PUBLISHED DAILY, BY CHARLES SCOTT & CO. Office comer of High and Town streets, Buttles' Building. TERMS. Daily during the session of the Legislature, and Iri-weekly the remainder of the fear J5 00 Tri-weekly per annum 4 00 Weekly per auuuiu 2 00 Trrms f Urrrllsing. Twelve lines or less, one or three insertions, , anil 25 reuls for each ailililioiiu) insertion for three months Safer six months gB lor twelve months JJ 12 Longer advertisements in the same proportion, with a deductiou ol 20 per cent, on the amouui over 520 in six months. The nuniher of insertions must be marked at the end of all advertisements, or they will be continued uutil ordered out, and charged accordingly. Ihe IVsr. For twelve lines 12 fourih of a column $20 half a column J0 whole column $W. STHOTIAa efc CO. Forwarding nnd Cosnwiis- (sob Mercbaaia l-irnrrnl Produce Drnlftra, Agents lorN. York and Biin'nlo Lake lionl line; John Allen's Clinton line, and Ohio and N. York lin, on I he Erie Canal ; T. Uichinoud & Co.'s Diamond Line, on the Ohio Canal. W hit Wam-llouse, est end Srioio Bridge, Columbus, Ohio. Refer to Messrs. Cowing. Richmond, Williams At. Co., N.Y. City. " Kinne, Davis iV Co., Buffalo, New York. " Giirdont Williams it Co., Detroit, Michigan. " Thomas Kirhmond fi Co., Cleveland, Ohio. " A. Cadwallader ft Co., Zancsville, Ohio. " Y'oung &. Fitrh, Newark, Ohio. " J. V. Kinley ot Co., Cirrlevillo, Ohio. Mr. M. K. llartlclt. Chill. colhe, Ohio. Messrs. Conway &. Robinson, Portsmouth, Ohio. . " ,,J- ''"'P" ,;" - I Columbus, Ohio. Thns. Mooi he. Lsn.. ( as uer. ' (ty Liberal advances will he made on all Consignments, if reiiiirvl. may lun..ti. Nkw m rAKi.iii.?m.T.--(ii:K(.r: j pugh Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware Manufacturer, respectfully inlorms the citizens of Coliinibus and vicinity that he has opened a shop on High street, live doors South ol Town street, here he will ki?ep constantly on nana a fullaud general assortment of Tin Ware. All kinds Copper work made loonier. Tin Gutters, Leaders aud Huoling madcin good style by experienced workman. Orders thankfully received and punctually attended to. Particular attention given to jobbing. Columbus, June 81, 1U42. c Ol.r.UUl n HAT MTOItti) MiRh ntrcel, op- Dositelhe rub ic Olhces I lie siibscnlwr ha on hand a splendui stoca ol nais, noinot ms own nuu eastern maumac lure, of thclaiesl fashions, which he is selling at reduced prices. A good suhstanlial Fur Hat can he had at I 1 ,30. There is no 'necessity now for going to Dry Goods Stores to purchase Hals, when a heller and cheaper article can be bought at a Hat Store. I'lcasc call nnd see, and satisfy yourselves. The latest fashion of Hals always made'to order, and kept on hand, either of Fur, Silk, or any other description. Mav 25. lHU..tf. J. K. RUDISII.L. O lints bought at my Shop will be dressed up and ironed grain. 1. E. U. TO THE .AIIIt'M. Just received at the sign of the Golden Hoot, a large and splendid assortment of Ladies, Shoes, latest style of Philadelphia manufacture, viz: Kid and morocco I'aris t cs and slinners. kid and morocco buskins and spring heel Paris lies, black lasting and fancy colored half gaiters, black lasting and fancy colored orcss nusiins, iiu ana morocco buskin Wells and walking shoes, Misses' kid and morocco buskins and walking shoes, colored and black Pans tiei and slippers, children's hoot morocco and leather boots, colored and black boots and ancle tics, all of which aill ba old f hcaner than were ever olTercd before in this city. Feb.", 1841 II. H. KIMBALL SII.VFKS.TUTH and Jeweller Removed. The subscriber has removed his establishment nest door to Mr. Schneider's Confectionary, opposite the City House, where he will keep on hand a good assortment of Watches, Jew airy, Ate, which he will sell verv cheap. Repairing of all kinds attended to on the shortest notice, and all work warranted. As the subscriber is determined to sell lower than any body else, and do his work better and cheaper than any other person he hones to receive a share of nnlronairc. The public are invited to call, and be satisfied by seeing for incmseives. i'-i. May 28, 1844. Dl lKKI i: HOI HK. t'olasafcas. Ohio. Th X) subscriber would mosl respectfully inform I he public that tnis well known House, on Broad street, is now under his charge is filled up in superior style, and every attention paid to Ihe comlorl and convenience ol 1 ravcirri and noarurrs. His Table is furnished with the very best productions of the country, and his Bar with the choicest Liquors. Atlnched lo ihe House is a very large and commodious Stable, which is attended with great rare. It is the intention of the subscrilier to spare neither pains nor expense to render satisfaction lo aH who call on him ; and by charging moderate bills commensurate with the present hard limcl, h hopes lo receive a share of Ihe public patronage. H. 11 U KD. Columbus, November M. 1B4J. CI A HI HIT il AKINfJ. The subscriber respectfully J inlorms his friends and Ihe piiblic thai he continues lo carry on the Cabinet making business at his shop on High si reel, between Tow n and Rich streets, and hat aiwavt ol hand, and will make lo order, all kinds of furniture, which ha will warrant equal lo any offered in the place. HTIIe ana na excellent IIKAKSK, and it prepared to make COFFINS and attend Funerals on the shortest aolire. Coffins of all kinds kept on hana. Terms eery reasonable , and suiled to the times. Orders for any article in hit line will meet with prompt attention. A. W. HEADER. Columbus. Nov. 8, 18H. .dtf DIA.tlO.il OK ntTOIisT.. John Joan, would respectfully announce In Ihe citizens of Columbus and vicinity, thai be hat removed from Ihe sign of Ihe (iolden Hoot, lo hit old tiand on High street, near the corner of l riend w lie re he lias on hand the largest assortment ol rrison made Boots and Shoes now in the city, which he offers for tale, wholesale or retail, al prices to suit the times. Country merchants would do well to call and examine hit slock, before purchasing elsewhere. The Craft may always be supplied with Leather, and all kindt of Findings and Kil, by calling at the Diamond Bitot Mori. Particular attention paid to falling orders from abroad. N. B. Custom Wort nnd Repairing done lo order on the shortest possible notice. Feb. 17, IBM. OOTtt AND HOr.B. H. H. klMHALL, allhe sign of the Golden Bool, would respectively invite the attention of his friends and Ihe public to the inspection of hit large assortment of a:tem and City made Boots and Shoes. From hit experience in the business, he is willing lo guarantee lo give satisfaction with respect lo cheapness, neatness and durability. Also, a good assortment of Lasts and Shoe Findings constautly oa hand. Feb. 20, 1844. HKAD& FKBT. , , ftaernaBd Hoa-nets. In addition to hit large Hoes of Boots and Shoes the subscriber hat just received aa extensive assortment e Men's Fur,Silk, Wool and Palm Hat;Boyt Palm and Leghorn do; Men and Boyt Cloth and Fancy Caps; Women's C hip and Willow Bonnets, which are offered at greal bargains, al retail or by the ease. Country Merchants wishing lo purchase will find it to their interest to call al the Golden Bool March 8. II. II. KIMBALL THAT aid, (averilr, aad Mrrliaa reatrdf far Fever and Ague, and Dyspepsia. Rowand't (Improved) Took Miilnre, wuh the written tig nature of the proprietor over the mouth of every bottle, b mamftei to cure in miy irutanct, or the mosey will be promptly retnmed. John R Rowano, M. D., No. SB North Second si., Phil. For sale by J. B. WHEATON. Asrevt, April 16. Corner of High and Broad tit. BUH L Ol? "PI JH II." A Bowl of "Punch," with upwards of seventy engravings; by Cniiksbank, Leech, etc. Just received bv OctlS. I. K. WHITING fc HCRTUiGTOJJ. Ct 1. 1' VI HI" Academical aad olleginle Iasli. J lair. -This Institution will commence its 4th year on Monday, Iho 1st of September next. The Trustees have recently adopted a systematic and somewhat exlcusive course of studies in the Pi male Department, nnd will present a Di-plnma to each young Lady who shall reputably complete ihis course. A Diploma will also be given to each young Gentleman who creditably pursues and finishes the course prescrilied for the Male Department. Those wishing to know what studies are embraced in these respective courses are respectfully referred lo the catalogue just published. The Institution is situated in a healthy and retired pari of Ihe city, and is supplied with competent and cxjicriehced instructors. The government is parental, yet decided, and a healthy moral and religious influence is exercised on the pupils. The Female Department is entirely separate from the other, yet has the advantage of attending Lectures, and, in some branches, of reciting to male teachers. All the branches of science usually Inuglii in Ihe best iiisliiutions of our land are thoroughly laughl here. From our knowledge of the Institution, and of the competency of the Instructors we most cordially recommend the Institute lo the confidence and patronage of those who wish thoroughly to educate llicir tout and daughters. Board may be had on reasonable terms and several may be accommodated with board iu the family mid under the superiittetidauec of the Principal. The fncully consists of Rev J. Covert, A. M., President; R. S. BusnoRTH, Professor of Mathematics and Ihe Natural Sciences; T. C. Hunter, Assistant, and Teacher of Vocal Music; Mrs L, Covekt, Principal of Female Department; Miss , Assistant; Miss , Teacher of Music on ihe Piano. TUITION PIR QUARTER. Juvenile Department $1 00 Common English Department fi 00 Higher English and Classical. Department 7 SO Music on Piano, Extra 8 00 Painting in W ater Colors, Theorem and Mczzo- tinto, Extra 3 00 Embroidery, without charge. TRUSTEES. H. N. Hubbell. Pres't. B. R. Bronson. J. RinaWAT. Jr., V. Prcst., II. F. Huntington, M. J. Gilbert, Sec'y, B. F. Garii. n il. IHAPIN, I). W. Desiiler, J. S. IUi l, I. G. Jones, II. L. Hitchcock, R. Thompson, A. P. Stone, J. Covert. S. Mkharv, T. C. Hkndhok, W. Thrall, J. W. Thompson, B. Dickenson, B. B. Clark, L. Curtis. COI.U nill a INMLHANt'E t'O.TIPANY. FlRK ami Marine. The attention of the public is called lo Ihe following scale of return premiums on risks terminating successfully lo this Company, adopted by its board of Direc tors. Il is believed that Ibis system, whereby every party insuring becomes largely and certainly interested in Ihe profit of the Company without risk to himself, olfer advantages superior to the remote profits of the mutual plan of insurance, aud that they will be justly appreciated by this community. Scale of return Premiums; On every tingle premium 10 per cent. On net gross annual premiums from KjOOO lo $2,000, I2J On net gross annual premiums amounting to $'2,000 and upwards 15 This Company continues to insure every species of building, and the furniture, machinery, goods, wares and mcrehnii dixes and olher property contained therein, against loss or damage hy fire; also, steamboats and sail vessels, and lite cargoes of steamboats, sail vessels, kcelboals, flat boats and oilier water craft, against Ihe perils of seas, lakes and rivers on the most favorable terms. A. S. CHEW, June I, 1844.. lyiw. Secretary, Sft-t IKITY AUAINUT riRK ! ! Ohio Mutual Fire Insurance Company. W. B. Hubbard, Lc-ander Ransom, John Greenwood, Thomas Wood, Timothy Griffith, J. W, Milligan, 8. D. Preston, G. M. Herancourl. J Ridgway, Jr., James Wcstwatcr, A. U. llibbs, J. P. Bruck Zirccrort. This Company now in successful operation, offers the motl favorable induecmenlt to al) detTous of effecting insurance either on real or personal property. The superior advantages of this method of Insurance, both for its sound eronoiny and its complete security in the payment or losses, have been fully established by long experience; and the Board of Directors, in introducing some improvement in the course ol policy pursued by this Company, have removed nil objections which nave been urged against Companies based upon asim-ilar principle. For a very trifling sum, every individual may now obtain secure indemnity against the ravages of fire. Office of tho Company in the basement story of Ihe old Franklin Bank. YV. L). HUBBARD, I'rttidtnl. B. A. M asset, Secretary. Jan. 27, 1811. ,dly AT HUT Ni:l from IV. York nnd Philudrl. phiu. FAI L DRY GOODS Fay & Kii.boubne have just received a large assortment of Dry Goods, consist ing iu narl of Ml pieces Broad Cloths nnd Cassimeres; 100 do. Satinelts and Jeans; 4 bales Flannels', 1 do, plaid Flannels; 800 pieces Calicoes, new and splendid patterns, 30 do Blk and Colored Alpacca,; 30 bales Brown Sheetings; 4 eases Bleached Muslins; 4 bales Ticking, 6000 wi. Cotton Chain; Carpet and Coverlet Warp, &c. otc. Persons wishing lo purchase such articles for cash, will find il lo 'heir advantage to call aud examine the above stock. Columbus, Aug. 6. PHYSICIANS and ttargeom have decided in fayer mf Mcnrpa'a Oil for Dralana. So frequent and extraordinary have been the cures that have come under I heir observation, that most of them now keep il, and presenile il for llicir patients as ihe only medicine that can cure. A physician in extensive practice, in Delaware, hat just sen! for half a dozen bottles, and says, that his father, who nas been deaf for a number of years, has been cured by using Ihis Oil-, and that he, the Dr., shall for the future use it in hit practice, as he hat teen such wonderful benefit accrue from lis application. For sale by J. B. WHF.ATON, Druggist, Columbus, Oct. Id. Corner of High and Broad streets. LIQUORS AND WINES. Otard, Dupay Al Co.. Brandy; A. Seignctle, dj; Mcder Swan Gin; Hourglass do; &t. Croix Rum; Jamaica do; Madeira Wine; Port do: Champaign do; best brands. For tale by June 4. THOS. ACHESON. aTOBACCO AND SNIFF. I-A kegs Casey No 1 , 6T Ky. Tobacco; Id do low priced do do; 10 boxes Ky. Cavendish 1 lb. lump do; 10 do 12 plug do; 300 doz. Mrs. Miller s fine eul chewing do; 200 do fl. Thayer do; 20 Jars Macaboy Snuff; 30 Bladders Scotch do. For sale by June 4. THOS. ACHESON. WANTED ia exchange for Uraceriea, al t'aaa Prirrer Rye 40 cu. per bush.; Oats 20 cents per bush.j Flaxseed lb do; Timothy Seed Jtl do; Dried Applet 60 do; DriedPearhet $1 do; Beast 24 to 00 tier, Ginseng 20 els. per lbj Beeswax 25 ctt. per lb; Feathers 25 do; Butter in roll, keg or barrels A ctt. per lb. June 4. THOS. ACHESON "I OO boxes of Tin, one-third cross; 1UU 10 pigs of Block Tin; 10 slabs of Spelter; 6 bdls. of Russia Sheet Iron; 95 bdls. assorted brt. Iiron Wire, Air. Just received and for sale low, by L. BUTTLES. (Yff Kegs Pittsburgh nails aud brads assorted; jUU 200 boxes Window Glass assorted; 100 kegt "pure" White Lead, Ate; Jul received at the Gill Pad Leek, by June SO. L. BUTTLES. UK. ill A 1 1, LINK. The subscribers would resped lully inform ihe traveling public thai they commerced on the Isl of July, inst., carrying the United Slates Mail on the National Roiid bclween anksvii.i.e and Columbus, ill splendid coaches, with good teams and sober and attentive drivers. The coaches will leave Z.tnesvillc, daily, nt 1 o'clock, P. M.,dud arrive al Columbus at 9 o'clock the same evening; and will leave Columbus, daily, nt 8 o'clock, A. M, and arrive at Zauestillc at half past 3 o'clock. P. M. l'nrc, through, Two Dollars; tciy patsentrrrt in the tame prvpoi tion. During the continuances the Mail contract, whether an opposition line is run on the same route or not, the fare shall never exceed that amount. Il is deemed unnecessary to point out to the citizens of Zanesville, Columbus, anil the intermediate points, Ihe advantage of sustaining a line which at once places the fare at a proper staudnrd; and w hich, Ihe public have a positive assurance, will never be mndc higher. Should an opposition be run ou the same route, Ihe undersigned pledge themselves that under no circumstances which can possibly arise trill racing on their part bt permitted. Should the opKsiliou overtake the Mail Coach, orders have been given to the drivers on ihis line immediately lo take the right hand of the road, as the law directs, anil permit them lo pass if they desire it. For scats apply at the bar of Ihe American Hotel, in Columbus; ami at the siore of. Jinnies Tnylor, Jr., on Main street, immediately opposite Ihe Stuart 1 louse, iu Zanesville. Passengers w-ill be laken up al any of the Hotels in Zanesville or Columbus, and at nuy private dwellings, and delivered at any house in either of the above places, alter delivering the Mail at the Post Office. N. B. All baggage carefully attended to, bul at Ihe risk of llic owners. (I rtvate conveyances lo any part of the State will be furnished at either end of the mute.) Passengers are requested to be punctunl as lo the time of starling, as the stages will positively leave at the hours named. W. T. KOWE & CO. J. W. Drvpen, Agciil. July 4, lltU..tf BROWN'S CHANCERY'. Reports of Cases in Chancery, from 1778 lo I "ill, by Wiliiani Brown, Esq., with the Annotations of Mr. Belt and Mr. Lden. Edited by J. C. Perkins, Esq. Four volumes, 8vo. "Brown's Reports embraco the period from 1778 to 1791, tvliilo the woolsack w as occupied in succession by those two master minds, Lord Thurlow and Lord Loughborough. The first abearance of these Reports scents lo mark an epoch in Ihe Reports of Chaueerv not unlike that which a little later was established by the Term Reports in Ihe King's Bench. Thenceforward the judgments in both courts have appeared in an unbroken succession Brown, therefore, must be considered as the leader of the regular line of Reports iu Chancery."The cases lie has reported are of great practical value, a large part of them lying al the very louiulolion of Chancery, Their importance is attested by the fncl that Brown's Reports arc ofleucr cited by writers of authority than any oilier seiics of Reports in Chancery. In England they have been enriched bv lerrned and laborious annotations by two different editors, Mr. Belt anil Mr. Kden. Until the present lime, however no edition of lliein has apicnied in the U. Stales. "We have now before us the first volume of an American edition, which promises to surpass in interest and practical value any of Ihe English editions of ihe work; nor do we oc-licve that Ihere is nny edition of nny Reports lhal has ever been published, either in England orAinericn, which is recommended by such useful and ample editorial labors. The notes of Mr. licit have been retained, and those of Mr. Edeu, so far as they could be made supplementary lo these, have been added. Thus the sepnratc labors of these editors are accumulated on the same page, imparling of itself lo ihe present edition, a higher value than belongs to cither of the English editions. In England no similar amalgamation of ihe two series of notes could take place, as each is protected by the laws of copyright The notes ol the present edition are slrirtlv practical. They are calrulalcd lo add es sentially lo the value of Ihe Reports, as a hook of reference in Courts, and of daily use in the profession." Law Jhvorter for May. jt received, nno lor sale ni ine itooKsiore or Nov23. I. N. WHITING &. HUNTINGTON. W !. OW BAI.ftATI OP IIOKKHOI Nil, An unparalleled remedy for common Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Infliienzn, YYhonning Cough. Bronchitis, and all dis eases of the Breast and Lungs, leading In Consumption; com poser! of the concentrated virtues ol llorchound, lioncset, Blood Root, Liverwort and several olher vegetable substan ces. I'repareu only byJ.M. Winslow, Uorhcstcr, N. I. The iiiuorence and universally admitted pectoral virtues. of the Herbs from which tho Balsam of Hoarhoiind is made, are loo generally known to require recommendation; it it therefore only necessary lo observe lhal this Medicine contains the whole of their Medicinal properties, highly concentrated, and so happily combined with several other vegetable substances, as lo render it the most speedy, mild and certain line t i. use, for the comiilnints nbove mentioned. The Bnlsam removes nil inflammation and soreness of the Lungs, loosens tough visid phlegm, enabling the patient to ex peclorate witn case and freedom, assuages cough, relieves asthmatic and difficult respiration, heals the injured parts, opens the pores, and composes the disturbed nerves, and gives strength lo the tender lungs, aim tnus produces a speedy ana lasting cure. For Children, ihis Bnlsam is of inestimable value. Il it a tpecdy remedy lor the Whooping Vough and Croup, and af- lows ecriain reuel in lionet iompiatnis, inouc, iteming tic. Il it pleasant lo the tasic, aad may be safely given lo Ihe tendcrest infant and should be kept at all limes in every family, as it is much belter for Ihe complaints incident to Children, than Paregoric, Godfreys Cordial, or the Cordials so commonly used. Ask lor Vt inslow s iiaisam ol iiorcnouna, auu oe sure you get the genuine. For sale by J II. w 1 1 1-, A I s.s, Agent, Corner of Broad and High streets, Columbus, O Not. 15, 18-13. INTEKKSTIKO TO THK DEAF The follow, ing is Irom the Albany Argus, of Feb. 28, 1841: Another remarkable cure of Deafness, performed by "Ncarpa't Acoustic Oil," in ihis cily. Let the case speak for ilself. Albant, Feb. 22, 1844 Mr. Guthrie, 4Slanwix Hall, Maiden Lane Dear Sir: I owe yon an immense debt of gratitude for inducing me lo Iry "Scarpa's Compound Acoustic Oil." I had been so very deaf for eight years this winter, lhal I could not bear con cr-sation with an ear trumpet, without the voice being much raised. I have been using Ihe Oil about six weeks in one ear thai was far the worst, and wilh which I was almost totally deaf, and I am happy to inform yon that I can now hear ordi nary conversation without ihe trumpet. I feel that I would like to inform Iho whole deaf community of the astonishing ef fect of Ihe above medicine in my case. I shall be pleased to see any person who may desire lo call upon me, lo snake inquiries concerning my case. Y'ours, Ate, John Davis, 37 Dean it. Thit invaluable medicine if for talc by J. B. WHEATON, Druggist, March 16. Corner of Broad and High sit. FOR THK I RK OF DKAFNEIft, PAINS and the discharge of matter from the ears. Also, all those disagreeable noises like the buzzing of insects, falling of water, whizzing of sleam. Axe., Arc., which are svmptoms of approaching deafness, and also generally attendant with Ihe disease. Si any persons who have been deaf for fifteen and twenty years, and were obliged lo use ear trumpets, have after using one or two bodies, thrown aside their trumpets, being made perfectly well. Physicians and Surgeons highly recommend us use. For sale al the Drug Store of J. B. WHEATON, June 13, 1814. Corner of Broad and High sit. TJOPB AND COBDAOE FACTORY. Mrs. E. XV J. Midhliton will continue the above business, carried on in this city by her late husband for ten years past. The work will be executed by the tame foreman and hands who have hern engaged in the Hope walk for the last tw o years ; anci tne punnr may re assured mat an descriptions ol nope and Trine, Bed cord; Plough lines, Ire, Sec, will be made promptly to order and in toe tame tuperior style which bat heretofore given to much satisfaction. Aug. 13, 1844..tw.tf. liWACOUSTIC OIL! A Tyfl THE INir CUKE fM VfS" SCIENCE OF GOVERNMENT The subscribers have jusl published an edition of this work, aud would respectfully invite the attention of the public lo its merits. They are confident lhal an examination of the book w ill he sufficient to recommend il to all teachers aud heads of families as a highly useful book, especially for young men. COATlilXTS. Parti. Principles ov Government Which treats particularly of Ihe capacity of men for civil government; Natural, Civil, Political and Religious Rights; The Laws of Nature, of Revelation, of Nations, and Municipal Laws : Differ ent forms of Government; The manner in which Political 1'ower is exercised ; I o w hom Political Power should he entrusted ; Legislative Power: Manner of ennrlinir Laws: Ex ecutive Power; Judicial Power; Organization of Courts and Juries; Taxation, otc. ckc. Part II. Government or thi United States Treatt of the settlement of the Colonies; The adoption of the Constitution; Nature and object of tho Union; The House of Representatives and the Senate, with their rules and mode of procedure; The power of Congress as lo 'Paxes; The Revenue; Aliens; Money; The Post Office; Patents; Declaration of War; Treaties, Arc, &c. Part III. Civil Jurisprudence Treats of the Rights ofP ersons; Domestic Relations; Parent ami Child; Right of rropcrty, otc; rnrln rship; Lrirues and I'uuishmcul, cic., ccc. Pari IV. Political Economy Treats of the Utility of the Science; Production; Definiiion of Terms; The different kinds of Industry: Capital; Division of Labor; Encouragement lo Industry; Effects of the Protective System and Internal Improvements on Productive Industry; Exchange; On Banks, &c, Arc. KECOMMEXVA TIOXS. Sujoined are a few of the many recommendations from em-ncnt persons and competent judges in Ihis Stale: From His Excellency, Wilson Shannon, Governor of the Stale of Ohio. Executive Office, Feb. 9, 1844. 1 have examined with some care, Mr. Y oung's "Introduction lo Ihe Science of Uovcrnmenl," end approve both of the matter nnd mam er of arrangement. Il is a work containing a great deal of highly useful and important inhumation; and its introduction into our common schools, cannot fail to bo attended with good resulsl. Such a work is greatly needed at this time in our common schools. It is with great pleasure I recommend il lo the patronage nnd fnvnrable consideration of the public. YVILSON SHANNON. From C. P. Mcllvaine, Bishop of the Slate of Ohio. The work by Andrew VV. Young, entitled "Introduction to the Science of Government," iVc, I have had a brief opportunity of examining. It is intelligently and perspicuously written. The interpretation of Coiisliliilionul law seems lo me to be jusl. A studious effort is mnnilest in make all itt instruction plain to readers of youtbliil minds, as well at those of limited education. Such a book is very desirable in this country; and I have plcnstite in recommending this as calculated lo do good. CIIAS. P. MclLVAlNE. Gambier, O., Feb. 15, 1814. From James Hoge, 1). D., Columbus, O., Dec. 13, 18W. Having an opponuniiy of looking al ihe plan of the work "Introduction lo the Science of Government, hy Andrew W. Y oung," I can say lhal il appears lo be well calculated In imparl knowledge on ihe important sutjerls upon which it treats. Especially it may he peculiarly useful in schools. Too much attention cannot bo given lo the science of government in this country, where the people are the real sovereigns. And it is necessary that the youth of our land should be well instructed in knowledge and virtue, that our free institutions may be perpetuated, and may secure the general weuare. ii is lo oc nopeo, inerciore, inai tins worn, ucsign-ed for Ihis purpose, will be widely circulated and will be highly useful. JAMES HOGE. From Timolhv B. Hudson. Prof. Obcrlin Inst . Dec. 18, 1813. ave examined, lo some extent, the "Introduction lo the Science of Government," and feel great pleasure in saying mat, in my opinion, il is a worn with which no American youth should be unfamiliar. Its excellencies are ils general accuracy, its great condensation of important information in a small compass, united with remarkable clearness of slate mcnl, ils fairness and candor in presenting Ibp arguments o opponents , and the extent lo which it gives the reasons for tne peculiarities of our republican institutions. 1 hough on some important topics my opinions might not harmonize with those of the author, I admire the spirit of his book, and hope ils wide circulation may richly reward him for his labor. TIMOTHY B. HUDSON From Rev. J. Covert. Principal of the Columbus Academic and Collegiate Institute, Aug. 20, 1844. Having examined with considerable care ihe "Inlrodue lion to the Science of Government, by Andrew V. Y'oung,' I deem it a duty lo express my sentiments as to Ihe mcrili of ihe book. The subjects of which it treats are of tlie most practical and important character. To every freeman under our government it is a mailer of the highest importance and should be of Ihe deepest interest, to understand something of the nature of our civil institutions and laws. The elementary principles of the science of government should be thoroughly studied and well understood by every sovereign yoler and freeman in our land; for upon Ibis knowledge the perpetuity and prosperity of this nation must measurably deeiid. No treatise upon this subject now in use, will be found more entertaining and instructive than Ihe little manual lo which I refer. The style is perspicuous, yet familiar and easy, and I believe il to he well adapted for use, as a text book, in our academics as well as our common and select schools. 1 have introduced il into Ihe instilulinn of which I have the charge aud shall continue ils use, and I sincerely hope il may gain an extensive circulation, and command a prominent place among the text books of our schools and acmlemies, and Ihe libraries of private citizens. J. COVEKT. The book will be furnished to Merchants and Teachers on the most reasonable terms. Ilelail price. 75 cenlt. Aug. 22. I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. I.rjFOHTANT! Dr. Feognlr'a Aaodyar erdial, a safe and effectual Remedy tor the Summer Complaints, viz: Diarrhcea, and Cholera Morbus, also, Flalulcn' and Sat niodic Cholict. Thit invaluable Medicine for llie above complaints, surpasses any otlier remedy now in use-Hundreds of caset have come lo Ihe knowledge of Ihe proprietor, where a speedy cure hat been efl'ccied by the use of ihe Cordial, after a resort to the common rem-edls had proved unavailing. It hat been extensively used throughout Ihis Siale and elsewhere, for many years hat been approved, and is used In practice by a great number of the most respectable physiciant, as may be seen hy their certificates and recommendations accompanying each bnitle. This medicine is discovered lo he a certain and effectual remedy for Ihe intestine diseases, produced by the drinking of the waters of the rivers in the southern and southwestern Stales, which renders it of inestimable value lo those w ho reside or travel in those sections of Ihe country. N. B To secure the public against deception, the external label of each bottle is secured by a copy right, which was entered (according to act of Congress) in the Northern District of New York, on the 9th day of November, Anno Domini IU4U. A fae simile of Ihe proprietor's signature will he found on the outer label of each bottle, if genuine. Price 31 cis. rortaleby tAl MLmiiMt, J. B. WHEATON, SUMNER CLARK, DEN HI fc SON, Colombut, O., and by other agenlt throughout Ihe entmlry generally. July 23, 1844.. w4m. NEW LAW BOOK. Wilcox's Digett. A Digest of the first twelve volumes of the Ohio Reports, containing all Ihe caset ever reported al law and ia equity m Ihe Supreme Court of Ihe Slale of Ohio in Bank. 1 vol., 630 pages. By P. B. Wilcox., Esq., Attorney al I .aw, and sometime Repor. tcr of that Court. Author of "Ohio Forms and Practices," cVc, Ate. This work it just published in good law style, on eastern paper, and is now ottered lo Ibe profession al $ 4 per copy. The subscribers have the disposal of Ihe wkx-le edition, and will promptly ailend to any orders from ihe trade, al a liberal discount. Oci31. I. N. WHITING t HUNTINGTON. SAWYER ON BAPTISM. Critical Exposition of Bap-lism, embracing the Mosaic baptisms, Jewish Traditionary baptisms, John's baptism, and 1'hnslian baptism, establishing Ihe scriptural authority of Affusion and Sprinkling, and of Infant baptism; hy Leicester A. Sawier, A. M , President of Central College, O. Price 60 ctt. For sale al Novl RILEY'S. TEAS." ' " 10 Chests Y'oung Hyson Teas 20 half chests do; 6 chests Gunpowder do; 6 do Imperial, do: For tale by June 4. THOS. ACHESON. COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA. Sherman'! Cougn Los-enget are the infest, most sure and effectual remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumptions, Whooping Cough, Asthma, Tightness of the Lungs or Chest, Ate., A:c. The proprietor has never knowu an instance where they did not give perfect satisfaction. Several thousand boxes have been sold within the last year, restoring lo health persons in almost every stage of consumption, and those laboring uuder ihe most distressing colds and coughs. Jonnihan Howarlh, Esq., Ihe well known temperance lecturer, look a severe cold last January by sleeping in damp sheets, that seemed to have settled in a consumption. He raised a good deal of bloody matter, and hit cough wat so harrassing and incessant that he could get no rest by day or night. Alter trying various remedies without relief, he Iho't lhal demh alone w uuld relieve him of his mir cry. But by the advice of a lady he purchased a box of Sherman's Cough Lozenges; they gave hint great relief, audio his surprise made him rest easy, and enabled him lo sleep sound all night; three dajs' use of them made a new man of him, and he is recommending Sherman's Lozenges lo all his acquaintances. SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES are the only infallible worm deslioying medicine ever discovered. 1,400,000 boxes have been sold, and not a failure has ever been knowu. They destroy all kinds of worms, aud cannot injure where there are none. ITAree different persons cured of H'orm bv the use of one box of 11 ores i.osmgct "Mcssri. G. F. T. 6l Co., 147 Main street, Cincinnati. Gentlemen: My wife I ns been afflicted wilh worms from Ihe age of three years, and has never been without them. She resided at Middlclown, liuller county. At limes, she has been to afflicted with worms as to require Ihe attendance of two of the best physiciant in Ihe place one doctoring her for one complaint, and one for another; bul gelling w orse, she removed to Madison, and wat under l be hands of two of the most celebrated physicians of that place, but all did her no good. Site came lo Cincinnati some lime since, and began to despair of gelling heller; indeed she got to bad, the worms came up in her throat her sufferings became almost intolerable. Hearing of ihe many cures performed hy Sherman's Lozenges, she thought that she would try them last August, I stepped in your store and got a box of the worm Inzenget and 1 have every reason to rejoice lhal I did to. She took but one half boi, when the worms came from her in bunches. 1 could not be positive, bul I would suppose that Ihere w ere from fifty lo sixty in each bunch. The last dose brought several while worms, from twelve to fifteen inches long. She began logcl well, and felt belter than she had for years. Being cured, she gave the balance of tho box lo a neighbor by llie name of Herald, who lives a short distance from us, who has two children, one five and Ihe olher two years of age, w ho were much troubled wilh worms, and 1 have heard since, lhal by the time they had used up Ihe box, both children w-cre entirely cured." The above is from Mr. R. Richards, Lawrence street, near Front. WEAK BACKS! WEAK BACKS!! l.OOO.IlOO HOLD VEAHLtl Price obi.t I2A Cents. SHERMAN'S POOR MAN'S PLASTER, Ihe best Strengthening Plaster in the world, and a sovereign remedy for pains and weakness in the bark, loins, side, breast, neck, limbs, joints, rheumatism, and lumbago; worn on Ihe lower pari ol the spine, they eul irely cure the pHej; and on Ihe small of the hack, Ihe falling of the womb; applied to the back of the neck of children teething, they give greal relief. Iu roughs, colds, oppression of the chest and stomach, liver complaint, dyspepsia, asthma, and all diseases where local remedies are required, none ran be belter than these olaslers. They are tonic, or strengthening, stimulating and anodvne. Physicians recommend ihem because Ihcy stick belter and afford more relief than any oilier ever known, One million are sold yearly J. W. Hoxie, Esq., who was bent nearly double with Rheumatism, was enabled, after wearing one 12 hours, to get up and dress himself. In I days he was perfectly well. Mr. David Williams, of Elizabcthtown, N. J., an old revolutionary soldier, wat to aillieicd wilh rheumatism lhal he could hardly help himself. One of these Plasters entirely cured him. Mrs. George Nixon, one of the Managers of Ihe Institution Tor Aged Indigent Females in the city of New York, says the old ladies find great benefit from these Plasters they being very liable lo paint or weakness in the back, as well a other parts of the body. Mr. Geo. W. Spencer, Street Inspector, was cured of the Piles hy wearing one of these Plasters on the lower pari of the spine. Caution. The greal reputation these Plasters have attained1, has induced many unprincipled persons lo get up worthless imitations. Ask for Sherman's Poor Man's Plaster, and see lhal full directions for use, end a fae timilie of hit name, A. Sherman, M. D., is on the back of each. Trust none others, or you will be deceived. Prict only tKclee-and-a-half tents ! O. F. THOMAS, 147 Main St., between 3d and 4lh, irT Sole Agent for Cincinnati. SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES give immediate relief lo nervous or sick head ache, palpitation of ihe heart, towness oi spirits, despondency, uitlammalory or putrid sore throat, bowel or summer complaint, fainting, oppression or a sense oi inning oi tne rnesi, cnotic, spasms, cramps ol Iho stomach or bowels, hysterical affections and all nervous diseases, drowsiness through ihe day, and wakefulness at night, cholera or cholera morbus, diarrhora, lassitude, or a tense of fatigue. Persons travelling or attending large parlies, will find ihe Lotenget really reviving, and imparling Ihe buoyancy of youth. josepn is. nones, esq., v ice rresidrni ol tlx vt ashingion Marine Insurance Company, has suffered for years wilh nervous head ache, that nothing would relieve lilt he used these Lozenges, which relieved il entirely in 15 minutes. Dr. G. Hunter has been subject lo violent auarkt of headache, to as In make him almost blind for two or three hours at a lime. Nothing ever afforded him any relief till be tried these Lozenges, and they cured him in a few minutes. In Ihe Catholic Half-Orphan Asylum of thit cily, containing upwards of one hundred children, we have bcenw the habit of using Dr. Sherman's Lozenges, for the various diseases for which they are recommended, and ha e always found them to be attended wild most beneficial effects. 1 therefore most willingly add my commendation lo the many others ia Ihcir favor. Sr. LUCY IGNATIUS, Sup. of tht Coin. llolf-Orpk. Asm. JV. Y. May 3d. 1R43. r. Sherman's Lozenges can be obtained wholesale and retail of G. F. THOMAS, Main it., between 3d and 4ib, opposite Gazetle Office, Sole Agent for Cincinnati, Ohio, aad of tht following Agents : Colombut, Whiling k Huntington; Jaektown, J. M. Say-lord; Hebron, Jamet Lyon; Kirkertville, James Kirkendall; Etna, Richard l.arrison; Rrynoldsburgh, Jacob McCurdy; Jefferson, John Hopkins; Lalayelle, John McMullan; Soxn-trford, P. S. Fay; Vienna, Barrl tV Jones. Cough Lozenges 25 els. per box; Worm do; Camphor do. Poor Man's Plasters only l? eeatt apiece. All who buy a box of Dr. Sherman'i Inenges. or a Plaster, are entitled lo one of SHERMAN'S MESSENGERS OF HEALTH, which can be obtained from all Agenla. Ocll7, 1844. ,8m. , - COFFEE AND SUGAR. 60 bags Rio Coffee; 10 do Java do; fihhdt. N.O. Sugar; 3 boxes Loaf Sugar, No. 1. lObbU. N.O. Molasses. Fortalehy June 4. THOS. ACHESON. Lrrsrvsvr nignett market pnee win ne paid, by May 28. S. THOMAS sir. CO 1 ( rUsH LBS. SPANISH SOLE LEATHER, jost iwsvvvr r,j sale by received the cheapest lot in Ibe Stale. For NovA.Jm 8. D. Jr. L. P. PRESTON. 500 July 9. LBS. Bitched end Unbleached Coverlet Yarn, just received hy STEWART fc OS BORN. -I It'PAC HASBKS) HARDWARE, jost received X1' at the Gill Padlock; a large assortment, and for sale very cheap Jane 8. I.. BUTTLES. 1 ti dozen assorted Files; 1UU 4IT0 gro. Screws, assorted; 150 dozen assorted Buis Hinges; Table Butts, ht., at the Pad Lock. June 20. L. BUTTLES. 30 RAEHiLI TANNsTR'n Oll.f received aad itw uU k. FAY JV Kit RJIIBM-. Columbot, July25,13lL

DAILY OHIO STATE JOURNAL. VOLUME VIII. COLUMBUS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1844. NUMBER 80. PUBLISHED DAILY, BY CHARLES SCOTT & CO. Office comer of High and Town streets, Buttles' Building. TERMS. Daily during the session of the Legislature, and Iri-weekly the remainder of the fear J5 00 Tri-weekly per annum 4 00 Weekly per auuuiu 2 00 Trrms f Urrrllsing. Twelve lines or less, one or three insertions, , anil 25 reuls for each ailililioiiu) insertion for three months Safer six months gB lor twelve months JJ 12 Longer advertisements in the same proportion, with a deductiou ol 20 per cent, on the amouui over 520 in six months. The nuniher of insertions must be marked at the end of all advertisements, or they will be continued uutil ordered out, and charged accordingly. Ihe IVsr. For twelve lines 12 fourih of a column $20 half a column J0 whole column $W. STHOTIAa efc CO. Forwarding nnd Cosnwiis- (sob Mercbaaia l-irnrrnl Produce Drnlftra, Agents lorN. York and Biin'nlo Lake lionl line; John Allen's Clinton line, and Ohio and N. York lin, on I he Erie Canal ; T. Uichinoud & Co.'s Diamond Line, on the Ohio Canal. W hit Wam-llouse, est end Srioio Bridge, Columbus, Ohio. Refer to Messrs. Cowing. Richmond, Williams At. Co., N.Y. City. " Kinne, Davis iV Co., Buffalo, New York. " Giirdont Williams it Co., Detroit, Michigan. " Thomas Kirhmond fi Co., Cleveland, Ohio. " A. Cadwallader ft Co., Zancsville, Ohio. " Y'oung &. Fitrh, Newark, Ohio. " J. V. Kinley ot Co., Cirrlevillo, Ohio. Mr. M. K. llartlclt. Chill. colhe, Ohio. Messrs. Conway &. Robinson, Portsmouth, Ohio. . " ,,J- ''"'P" ,;" - I Columbus, Ohio. Thns. Mooi he. Lsn.. ( as uer. ' (ty Liberal advances will he made on all Consignments, if reiiiirvl. may lun..ti. Nkw m rAKi.iii.?m.T.--(ii:K(.r: j pugh Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware Manufacturer, respectfully inlorms the citizens of Coliinibus and vicinity that he has opened a shop on High street, live doors South ol Town street, here he will ki?ep constantly on nana a fullaud general assortment of Tin Ware. All kinds Copper work made loonier. Tin Gutters, Leaders aud Huoling madcin good style by experienced workman. Orders thankfully received and punctually attended to. Particular attention given to jobbing. Columbus, June 81, 1U42. c Ol.r.UUl n HAT MTOItti) MiRh ntrcel, op- Dositelhe rub ic Olhces I lie siibscnlwr ha on hand a splendui stoca ol nais, noinot ms own nuu eastern maumac lure, of thclaiesl fashions, which he is selling at reduced prices. A good suhstanlial Fur Hat can he had at I 1 ,30. There is no 'necessity now for going to Dry Goods Stores to purchase Hals, when a heller and cheaper article can be bought at a Hat Store. I'lcasc call nnd see, and satisfy yourselves. The latest fashion of Hals always made'to order, and kept on hand, either of Fur, Silk, or any other description. Mav 25. lHU..tf. J. K. RUDISII.L. O lints bought at my Shop will be dressed up and ironed grain. 1. E. U. TO THE .AIIIt'M. Just received at the sign of the Golden Hoot, a large and splendid assortment of Ladies, Shoes, latest style of Philadelphia manufacture, viz: Kid and morocco I'aris t cs and slinners. kid and morocco buskins and spring heel Paris lies, black lasting and fancy colored half gaiters, black lasting and fancy colored orcss nusiins, iiu ana morocco buskin Wells and walking shoes, Misses' kid and morocco buskins and walking shoes, colored and black Pans tiei and slippers, children's hoot morocco and leather boots, colored and black boots and ancle tics, all of which aill ba old f hcaner than were ever olTercd before in this city. Feb.", 1841 II. H. KIMBALL SII.VFKS.TUTH and Jeweller Removed. The subscriber has removed his establishment nest door to Mr. Schneider's Confectionary, opposite the City House, where he will keep on hand a good assortment of Watches, Jew airy, Ate, which he will sell verv cheap. Repairing of all kinds attended to on the shortest notice, and all work warranted. As the subscriber is determined to sell lower than any body else, and do his work better and cheaper than any other person he hones to receive a share of nnlronairc. The public are invited to call, and be satisfied by seeing for incmseives. i'-i. May 28, 1844. Dl lKKI i: HOI HK. t'olasafcas. Ohio. Th X) subscriber would mosl respectfully inform I he public that tnis well known House, on Broad street, is now under his charge is filled up in superior style, and every attention paid to Ihe comlorl and convenience ol 1 ravcirri and noarurrs. His Table is furnished with the very best productions of the country, and his Bar with the choicest Liquors. Atlnched lo ihe House is a very large and commodious Stable, which is attended with great rare. It is the intention of the subscrilier to spare neither pains nor expense to render satisfaction lo aH who call on him ; and by charging moderate bills commensurate with the present hard limcl, h hopes lo receive a share of Ihe public patronage. H. 11 U KD. Columbus, November M. 1B4J. CI A HI HIT il AKINfJ. The subscriber respectfully J inlorms his friends and Ihe piiblic thai he continues lo carry on the Cabinet making business at his shop on High si reel, between Tow n and Rich streets, and hat aiwavt ol hand, and will make lo order, all kinds of furniture, which ha will warrant equal lo any offered in the place. HTIIe ana na excellent IIKAKSK, and it prepared to make COFFINS and attend Funerals on the shortest aolire. Coffins of all kinds kept on hana. Terms eery reasonable , and suiled to the times. Orders for any article in hit line will meet with prompt attention. A. W. HEADER. Columbus. Nov. 8, 18H. .dtf DIA.tlO.il OK ntTOIisT.. John Joan, would respectfully announce In Ihe citizens of Columbus and vicinity, thai be hat removed from Ihe sign of Ihe (iolden Hoot, lo hit old tiand on High street, near the corner of l riend w lie re he lias on hand the largest assortment ol rrison made Boots and Shoes now in the city, which he offers for tale, wholesale or retail, al prices to suit the times. Country merchants would do well to call and examine hit slock, before purchasing elsewhere. The Craft may always be supplied with Leather, and all kindt of Findings and Kil, by calling at the Diamond Bitot Mori. Particular attention paid to falling orders from abroad. N. B. Custom Wort nnd Repairing done lo order on the shortest possible notice. Feb. 17, IBM. OOTtt AND HOr.B. H. H. klMHALL, allhe sign of the Golden Bool, would respectively invite the attention of his friends and Ihe public to the inspection of hit large assortment of a:tem and City made Boots and Shoes. From hit experience in the business, he is willing lo guarantee lo give satisfaction with respect lo cheapness, neatness and durability. Also, a good assortment of Lasts and Shoe Findings constautly oa hand. Feb. 20, 1844. HKAD& FKBT. , , ftaernaBd Hoa-nets. In addition to hit large Hoes of Boots and Shoes the subscriber hat just received aa extensive assortment e Men's Fur,Silk, Wool and Palm Hat;Boyt Palm and Leghorn do; Men and Boyt Cloth and Fancy Caps; Women's C hip and Willow Bonnets, which are offered at greal bargains, al retail or by the ease. Country Merchants wishing lo purchase will find it to their interest to call al the Golden Bool March 8. II. II. KIMBALL THAT aid, (averilr, aad Mrrliaa reatrdf far Fever and Ague, and Dyspepsia. Rowand't (Improved) Took Miilnre, wuh the written tig nature of the proprietor over the mouth of every bottle, b mamftei to cure in miy irutanct, or the mosey will be promptly retnmed. John R Rowano, M. D., No. SB North Second si., Phil. For sale by J. B. WHEATON. Asrevt, April 16. Corner of High and Broad tit. BUH L Ol? "PI JH II." A Bowl of "Punch," with upwards of seventy engravings; by Cniiksbank, Leech, etc. Just received bv OctlS. I. K. WHITING fc HCRTUiGTOJJ. Ct 1. 1' VI HI" Academical aad olleginle Iasli. J lair. -This Institution will commence its 4th year on Monday, Iho 1st of September next. The Trustees have recently adopted a systematic and somewhat exlcusive course of studies in the Pi male Department, nnd will present a Di-plnma to each young Lady who shall reputably complete ihis course. A Diploma will also be given to each young Gentleman who creditably pursues and finishes the course prescrilied for the Male Department. Those wishing to know what studies are embraced in these respective courses are respectfully referred lo the catalogue just published. The Institution is situated in a healthy and retired pari of Ihe city, and is supplied with competent and cxjicriehced instructors. The government is parental, yet decided, and a healthy moral and religious influence is exercised on the pupils. The Female Department is entirely separate from the other, yet has the advantage of attending Lectures, and, in some branches, of reciting to male teachers. All the branches of science usually Inuglii in Ihe best iiisliiutions of our land are thoroughly laughl here. From our knowledge of the Institution, and of the competency of the Instructors we most cordially recommend the Institute lo the confidence and patronage of those who wish thoroughly to educate llicir tout and daughters. Board may be had on reasonable terms and several may be accommodated with board iu the family mid under the superiittetidauec of the Principal. The fncully consists of Rev J. Covert, A. M., President; R. S. BusnoRTH, Professor of Mathematics and Ihe Natural Sciences; T. C. Hunter, Assistant, and Teacher of Vocal Music; Mrs L, Covekt, Principal of Female Department; Miss , Assistant; Miss , Teacher of Music on ihe Piano. TUITION PIR QUARTER. Juvenile Department $1 00 Common English Department fi 00 Higher English and Classical. Department 7 SO Music on Piano, Extra 8 00 Painting in W ater Colors, Theorem and Mczzo- tinto, Extra 3 00 Embroidery, without charge. TRUSTEES. H. N. Hubbell. Pres't. B. R. Bronson. J. RinaWAT. Jr., V. Prcst., II. F. Huntington, M. J. Gilbert, Sec'y, B. F. Garii. n il. IHAPIN, I). W. Desiiler, J. S. IUi l, I. G. Jones, II. L. Hitchcock, R. Thompson, A. P. Stone, J. Covert. S. Mkharv, T. C. Hkndhok, W. Thrall, J. W. Thompson, B. Dickenson, B. B. Clark, L. Curtis. COI.U nill a INMLHANt'E t'O.TIPANY. FlRK ami Marine. The attention of the public is called lo Ihe following scale of return premiums on risks terminating successfully lo this Company, adopted by its board of Direc tors. Il is believed that Ibis system, whereby every party insuring becomes largely and certainly interested in Ihe profit of the Company without risk to himself, olfer advantages superior to the remote profits of the mutual plan of insurance, aud that they will be justly appreciated by this community. Scale of return Premiums; On every tingle premium 10 per cent. On net gross annual premiums from KjOOO lo $2,000, I2J On net gross annual premiums amounting to $'2,000 and upwards 15 This Company continues to insure every species of building, and the furniture, machinery, goods, wares and mcrehnii dixes and olher property contained therein, against loss or damage hy fire; also, steamboats and sail vessels, and lite cargoes of steamboats, sail vessels, kcelboals, flat boats and oilier water craft, against Ihe perils of seas, lakes and rivers on the most favorable terms. A. S. CHEW, June I, 1844.. lyiw. Secretary, Sft-t IKITY AUAINUT riRK ! ! Ohio Mutual Fire Insurance Company. W. B. Hubbard, Lc-ander Ransom, John Greenwood, Thomas Wood, Timothy Griffith, J. W, Milligan, 8. D. Preston, G. M. Herancourl. J Ridgway, Jr., James Wcstwatcr, A. U. llibbs, J. P. Bruck Zirccrort. This Company now in successful operation, offers the motl favorable induecmenlt to al) detTous of effecting insurance either on real or personal property. The superior advantages of this method of Insurance, both for its sound eronoiny and its complete security in the payment or losses, have been fully established by long experience; and the Board of Directors, in introducing some improvement in the course ol policy pursued by this Company, have removed nil objections which nave been urged against Companies based upon asim-ilar principle. For a very trifling sum, every individual may now obtain secure indemnity against the ravages of fire. Office of tho Company in the basement story of Ihe old Franklin Bank. YV. L). HUBBARD, I'rttidtnl. B. A. M asset, Secretary. Jan. 27, 1811. ,dly AT HUT Ni:l from IV. York nnd Philudrl. phiu. FAI L DRY GOODS Fay & Kii.boubne have just received a large assortment of Dry Goods, consist ing iu narl of Ml pieces Broad Cloths nnd Cassimeres; 100 do. Satinelts and Jeans; 4 bales Flannels', 1 do, plaid Flannels; 800 pieces Calicoes, new and splendid patterns, 30 do Blk and Colored Alpacca,; 30 bales Brown Sheetings; 4 eases Bleached Muslins; 4 bales Ticking, 6000 wi. Cotton Chain; Carpet and Coverlet Warp, &c. otc. Persons wishing lo purchase such articles for cash, will find il lo 'heir advantage to call aud examine the above stock. Columbus, Aug. 6. PHYSICIANS and ttargeom have decided in fayer mf Mcnrpa'a Oil for Dralana. So frequent and extraordinary have been the cures that have come under I heir observation, that most of them now keep il, and presenile il for llicir patients as ihe only medicine that can cure. A physician in extensive practice, in Delaware, hat just sen! for half a dozen bottles, and says, that his father, who nas been deaf for a number of years, has been cured by using Ihis Oil-, and that he, the Dr., shall for the future use it in hit practice, as he hat teen such wonderful benefit accrue from lis application. For sale by J. B. WHF.ATON, Druggist, Columbus, Oct. Id. Corner of High and Broad streets. LIQUORS AND WINES. Otard, Dupay Al Co.. Brandy; A. Seignctle, dj; Mcder Swan Gin; Hourglass do; &t. Croix Rum; Jamaica do; Madeira Wine; Port do: Champaign do; best brands. For tale by June 4. THOS. ACHESON. aTOBACCO AND SNIFF. I-A kegs Casey No 1 , 6T Ky. Tobacco; Id do low priced do do; 10 boxes Ky. Cavendish 1 lb. lump do; 10 do 12 plug do; 300 doz. Mrs. Miller s fine eul chewing do; 200 do fl. Thayer do; 20 Jars Macaboy Snuff; 30 Bladders Scotch do. For sale by June 4. THOS. ACHESON. WANTED ia exchange for Uraceriea, al t'aaa Prirrer Rye 40 cu. per bush.; Oats 20 cents per bush.j Flaxseed lb do; Timothy Seed Jtl do; Dried Applet 60 do; DriedPearhet $1 do; Beast 24 to 00 tier, Ginseng 20 els. per lbj Beeswax 25 ctt. per lb; Feathers 25 do; Butter in roll, keg or barrels A ctt. per lb. June 4. THOS. ACHESON "I OO boxes of Tin, one-third cross; 1UU 10 pigs of Block Tin; 10 slabs of Spelter; 6 bdls. of Russia Sheet Iron; 95 bdls. assorted brt. Iiron Wire, Air. Just received and for sale low, by L. BUTTLES. (Yff Kegs Pittsburgh nails aud brads assorted; jUU 200 boxes Window Glass assorted; 100 kegt "pure" White Lead, Ate; Jul received at the Gill Pad Leek, by June SO. L. BUTTLES. UK. ill A 1 1, LINK. The subscribers would resped lully inform ihe traveling public thai they commerced on the Isl of July, inst., carrying the United Slates Mail on the National Roiid bclween anksvii.i.e and Columbus, ill splendid coaches, with good teams and sober and attentive drivers. The coaches will leave Z.tnesvillc, daily, nt 1 o'clock, P. M.,dud arrive al Columbus at 9 o'clock the same evening; and will leave Columbus, daily, nt 8 o'clock, A. M, and arrive at Zauestillc at half past 3 o'clock. P. M. l'nrc, through, Two Dollars; tciy patsentrrrt in the tame prvpoi tion. During the continuances the Mail contract, whether an opposition line is run on the same route or not, the fare shall never exceed that amount. Il is deemed unnecessary to point out to the citizens of Zanesville, Columbus, anil the intermediate points, Ihe advantage of sustaining a line which at once places the fare at a proper staudnrd; and w hich, Ihe public have a positive assurance, will never be mndc higher. Should an opposition be run ou the same route, Ihe undersigned pledge themselves that under no circumstances which can possibly arise trill racing on their part bt permitted. Should the opKsiliou overtake the Mail Coach, orders have been given to the drivers on ihis line immediately lo take the right hand of the road, as the law directs, anil permit them lo pass if they desire it. For scats apply at the bar of Ihe American Hotel, in Columbus; ami at the siore of. Jinnies Tnylor, Jr., on Main street, immediately opposite Ihe Stuart 1 louse, iu Zanesville. Passengers w-ill be laken up al any of the Hotels in Zanesville or Columbus, and at nuy private dwellings, and delivered at any house in either of the above places, alter delivering the Mail at the Post Office. N. B. All baggage carefully attended to, bul at Ihe risk of llic owners. (I rtvate conveyances lo any part of the State will be furnished at either end of the mute.) Passengers are requested to be punctunl as lo the time of starling, as the stages will positively leave at the hours named. W. T. KOWE & CO. J. W. Drvpen, Agciil. July 4, lltU..tf BROWN'S CHANCERY'. Reports of Cases in Chancery, from 1778 lo I "ill, by Wiliiani Brown, Esq., with the Annotations of Mr. Belt and Mr. Lden. Edited by J. C. Perkins, Esq. Four volumes, 8vo. "Brown's Reports embraco the period from 1778 to 1791, tvliilo the woolsack w as occupied in succession by those two master minds, Lord Thurlow and Lord Loughborough. The first abearance of these Reports scents lo mark an epoch in Ihe Reports of Chaueerv not unlike that which a little later was established by the Term Reports in Ihe King's Bench. Thenceforward the judgments in both courts have appeared in an unbroken succession Brown, therefore, must be considered as the leader of the regular line of Reports iu Chancery."The cases lie has reported are of great practical value, a large part of them lying al the very louiulolion of Chancery, Their importance is attested by the fncl that Brown's Reports arc ofleucr cited by writers of authority than any oilier seiics of Reports in Chancery. In England they have been enriched bv lerrned and laborious annotations by two different editors, Mr. Belt anil Mr. Kden. Until the present lime, however no edition of lliein has apicnied in the U. Stales. "We have now before us the first volume of an American edition, which promises to surpass in interest and practical value any of Ihe English editions of ihe work; nor do we oc-licve that Ihere is nny edition of nny Reports lhal has ever been published, either in England orAinericn, which is recommended by such useful and ample editorial labors. The notes of Mr. licit have been retained, and those of Mr. Edeu, so far as they could be made supplementary lo these, have been added. Thus the sepnratc labors of these editors are accumulated on the same page, imparling of itself lo ihe present edition, a higher value than belongs to cither of the English editions. In England no similar amalgamation of ihe two series of notes could take place, as each is protected by the laws of copyright The notes ol the present edition are slrirtlv practical. They are calrulalcd lo add es sentially lo the value of Ihe Reports, as a hook of reference in Courts, and of daily use in the profession." Law Jhvorter for May. jt received, nno lor sale ni ine itooKsiore or Nov23. I. N. WHITING &. HUNTINGTON. W !. OW BAI.ftATI OP IIOKKHOI Nil, An unparalleled remedy for common Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Infliienzn, YYhonning Cough. Bronchitis, and all dis eases of the Breast and Lungs, leading In Consumption; com poser! of the concentrated virtues ol llorchound, lioncset, Blood Root, Liverwort and several olher vegetable substan ces. I'repareu only byJ.M. Winslow, Uorhcstcr, N. I. The iiiuorence and universally admitted pectoral virtues. of the Herbs from which tho Balsam of Hoarhoiind is made, are loo generally known to require recommendation; it it therefore only necessary lo observe lhal this Medicine contains the whole of their Medicinal properties, highly concentrated, and so happily combined with several other vegetable substances, as lo render it the most speedy, mild and certain line t i. use, for the comiilnints nbove mentioned. The Bnlsam removes nil inflammation and soreness of the Lungs, loosens tough visid phlegm, enabling the patient to ex peclorate witn case and freedom, assuages cough, relieves asthmatic and difficult respiration, heals the injured parts, opens the pores, and composes the disturbed nerves, and gives strength lo the tender lungs, aim tnus produces a speedy ana lasting cure. For Children, ihis Bnlsam is of inestimable value. Il it a tpecdy remedy lor the Whooping Vough and Croup, and af- lows ecriain reuel in lionet iompiatnis, inouc, iteming tic. Il it pleasant lo the tasic, aad may be safely given lo Ihe tendcrest infant and should be kept at all limes in every family, as it is much belter for Ihe complaints incident to Children, than Paregoric, Godfreys Cordial, or the Cordials so commonly used. Ask lor Vt inslow s iiaisam ol iiorcnouna, auu oe sure you get the genuine. For sale by J II. w 1 1 1-, A I s.s, Agent, Corner of Broad and High streets, Columbus, O Not. 15, 18-13. INTEKKSTIKO TO THK DEAF The follow, ing is Irom the Albany Argus, of Feb. 28, 1841: Another remarkable cure of Deafness, performed by "Ncarpa't Acoustic Oil," in ihis cily. Let the case speak for ilself. Albant, Feb. 22, 1844 Mr. Guthrie, 4Slanwix Hall, Maiden Lane Dear Sir: I owe yon an immense debt of gratitude for inducing me lo Iry "Scarpa's Compound Acoustic Oil." I had been so very deaf for eight years this winter, lhal I could not bear con cr-sation with an ear trumpet, without the voice being much raised. I have been using Ihe Oil about six weeks in one ear thai was far the worst, and wilh which I was almost totally deaf, and I am happy to inform yon that I can now hear ordi nary conversation without ihe trumpet. I feel that I would like to inform Iho whole deaf community of the astonishing ef fect of Ihe above medicine in my case. I shall be pleased to see any person who may desire lo call upon me, lo snake inquiries concerning my case. Y'ours, Ate, John Davis, 37 Dean it. Thit invaluable medicine if for talc by J. B. WHEATON, Druggist, March 16. Corner of Broad and High sit. FOR THK I RK OF DKAFNEIft, PAINS and the discharge of matter from the ears. Also, all those disagreeable noises like the buzzing of insects, falling of water, whizzing of sleam. Axe., Arc., which are svmptoms of approaching deafness, and also generally attendant with Ihe disease. Si any persons who have been deaf for fifteen and twenty years, and were obliged lo use ear trumpets, have after using one or two bodies, thrown aside their trumpets, being made perfectly well. Physicians and Surgeons highly recommend us use. For sale al the Drug Store of J. B. WHEATON, June 13, 1814. Corner of Broad and High sit. TJOPB AND COBDAOE FACTORY. Mrs. E. XV J. Midhliton will continue the above business, carried on in this city by her late husband for ten years past. The work will be executed by the tame foreman and hands who have hern engaged in the Hope walk for the last tw o years ; anci tne punnr may re assured mat an descriptions ol nope and Trine, Bed cord; Plough lines, Ire, Sec, will be made promptly to order and in toe tame tuperior style which bat heretofore given to much satisfaction. Aug. 13, 1844..tw.tf. liWACOUSTIC OIL! A Tyfl THE INir CUKE fM VfS" SCIENCE OF GOVERNMENT The subscribers have jusl published an edition of this work, aud would respectfully invite the attention of the public lo its merits. They are confident lhal an examination of the book w ill he sufficient to recommend il to all teachers aud heads of families as a highly useful book, especially for young men. COATlilXTS. Parti. Principles ov Government Which treats particularly of Ihe capacity of men for civil government; Natural, Civil, Political and Religious Rights; The Laws of Nature, of Revelation, of Nations, and Municipal Laws : Differ ent forms of Government; The manner in which Political 1'ower is exercised ; I o w hom Political Power should he entrusted ; Legislative Power: Manner of ennrlinir Laws: Ex ecutive Power; Judicial Power; Organization of Courts and Juries; Taxation, otc. ckc. Part II. Government or thi United States Treatt of the settlement of the Colonies; The adoption of the Constitution; Nature and object of tho Union; The House of Representatives and the Senate, with their rules and mode of procedure; The power of Congress as lo 'Paxes; The Revenue; Aliens; Money; The Post Office; Patents; Declaration of War; Treaties, Arc, &c. Part III. Civil Jurisprudence Treats of the Rights ofP ersons; Domestic Relations; Parent ami Child; Right of rropcrty, otc; rnrln rship; Lrirues and I'uuishmcul, cic., ccc. Pari IV. Political Economy Treats of the Utility of the Science; Production; Definiiion of Terms; The different kinds of Industry: Capital; Division of Labor; Encouragement lo Industry; Effects of the Protective System and Internal Improvements on Productive Industry; Exchange; On Banks, &c, Arc. KECOMMEXVA TIOXS. Sujoined are a few of the many recommendations from em-ncnt persons and competent judges in Ihis Stale: From His Excellency, Wilson Shannon, Governor of the Stale of Ohio. Executive Office, Feb. 9, 1844. 1 have examined with some care, Mr. Y oung's "Introduction lo Ihe Science of Uovcrnmenl," end approve both of the matter nnd mam er of arrangement. Il is a work containing a great deal of highly useful and important inhumation; and its introduction into our common schools, cannot fail to bo attended with good resulsl. Such a work is greatly needed at this time in our common schools. It is with great pleasure I recommend il lo the patronage nnd fnvnrable consideration of the public. YVILSON SHANNON. From C. P. Mcllvaine, Bishop of the Slate of Ohio. The work by Andrew VV. Young, entitled "Introduction to the Science of Government," iVc, I have had a brief opportunity of examining. It is intelligently and perspicuously written. The interpretation of Coiisliliilionul law seems lo me to be jusl. A studious effort is mnnilest in make all itt instruction plain to readers of youtbliil minds, as well at those of limited education. Such a book is very desirable in this country; and I have plcnstite in recommending this as calculated lo do good. CIIAS. P. MclLVAlNE. Gambier, O., Feb. 15, 1814. From James Hoge, 1). D., Columbus, O., Dec. 13, 18W. Having an opponuniiy of looking al ihe plan of the work "Introduction lo the Science of Government, hy Andrew W. Y oung," I can say lhal il appears lo be well calculated In imparl knowledge on ihe important sutjerls upon which it treats. Especially it may he peculiarly useful in schools. Too much attention cannot bo given lo the science of government in this country, where the people are the real sovereigns. And it is necessary that the youth of our land should be well instructed in knowledge and virtue, that our free institutions may be perpetuated, and may secure the general weuare. ii is lo oc nopeo, inerciore, inai tins worn, ucsign-ed for Ihis purpose, will be widely circulated and will be highly useful. JAMES HOGE. From Timolhv B. Hudson. Prof. Obcrlin Inst . Dec. 18, 1813. ave examined, lo some extent, the "Introduction lo the Science of Government," and feel great pleasure in saying mat, in my opinion, il is a worn with which no American youth should be unfamiliar. Its excellencies are ils general accuracy, its great condensation of important information in a small compass, united with remarkable clearness of slate mcnl, ils fairness and candor in presenting Ibp arguments o opponents , and the extent lo which it gives the reasons for tne peculiarities of our republican institutions. 1 hough on some important topics my opinions might not harmonize with those of the author, I admire the spirit of his book, and hope ils wide circulation may richly reward him for his labor. TIMOTHY B. HUDSON From Rev. J. Covert. Principal of the Columbus Academic and Collegiate Institute, Aug. 20, 1844. Having examined with considerable care ihe "Inlrodue lion to the Science of Government, by Andrew V. Y'oung,' I deem it a duty lo express my sentiments as to Ihe mcrili of ihe book. The subjects of which it treats are of tlie most practical and important character. To every freeman under our government it is a mailer of the highest importance and should be of Ihe deepest interest, to understand something of the nature of our civil institutions and laws. The elementary principles of the science of government should be thoroughly studied and well understood by every sovereign yoler and freeman in our land; for upon Ibis knowledge the perpetuity and prosperity of this nation must measurably deeiid. No treatise upon this subject now in use, will be found more entertaining and instructive than Ihe little manual lo which I refer. The style is perspicuous, yet familiar and easy, and I believe il to he well adapted for use, as a text book, in our academics as well as our common and select schools. 1 have introduced il into Ihe instilulinn of which I have the charge aud shall continue ils use, and I sincerely hope il may gain an extensive circulation, and command a prominent place among the text books of our schools and acmlemies, and Ihe libraries of private citizens. J. COVEKT. The book will be furnished to Merchants and Teachers on the most reasonable terms. Ilelail price. 75 cenlt. Aug. 22. I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. I.rjFOHTANT! Dr. Feognlr'a Aaodyar erdial, a safe and effectual Remedy tor the Summer Complaints, viz: Diarrhcea, and Cholera Morbus, also, Flalulcn' and Sat niodic Cholict. Thit invaluable Medicine for llie above complaints, surpasses any otlier remedy now in use-Hundreds of caset have come lo Ihe knowledge of Ihe proprietor, where a speedy cure hat been efl'ccied by the use of ihe Cordial, after a resort to the common rem-edls had proved unavailing. It hat been extensively used throughout Ihis Siale and elsewhere, for many years hat been approved, and is used In practice by a great number of the most respectable physiciant, as may be seen hy their certificates and recommendations accompanying each bnitle. This medicine is discovered lo he a certain and effectual remedy for Ihe intestine diseases, produced by the drinking of the waters of the rivers in the southern and southwestern Stales, which renders it of inestimable value lo those w ho reside or travel in those sections of Ihe country. N. B To secure the public against deception, the external label of each bottle is secured by a copy right, which was entered (according to act of Congress) in the Northern District of New York, on the 9th day of November, Anno Domini IU4U. A fae simile of Ihe proprietor's signature will he found on the outer label of each bottle, if genuine. Price 31 cis. rortaleby tAl MLmiiMt, J. B. WHEATON, SUMNER CLARK, DEN HI fc SON, Colombut, O., and by other agenlt throughout Ihe entmlry generally. July 23, 1844.. w4m. NEW LAW BOOK. Wilcox's Digett. A Digest of the first twelve volumes of the Ohio Reports, containing all Ihe caset ever reported al law and ia equity m Ihe Supreme Court of Ihe Slale of Ohio in Bank. 1 vol., 630 pages. By P. B. Wilcox., Esq., Attorney al I .aw, and sometime Repor. tcr of that Court. Author of "Ohio Forms and Practices," cVc, Ate. This work it just published in good law style, on eastern paper, and is now ottered lo Ibe profession al $ 4 per copy. The subscribers have the disposal of Ihe wkx-le edition, and will promptly ailend to any orders from ihe trade, al a liberal discount. Oci31. I. N. WHITING t HUNTINGTON. SAWYER ON BAPTISM. Critical Exposition of Bap-lism, embracing the Mosaic baptisms, Jewish Traditionary baptisms, John's baptism, and 1'hnslian baptism, establishing Ihe scriptural authority of Affusion and Sprinkling, and of Infant baptism; hy Leicester A. Sawier, A. M , President of Central College, O. Price 60 ctt. For sale al Novl RILEY'S. TEAS." ' " 10 Chests Y'oung Hyson Teas 20 half chests do; 6 chests Gunpowder do; 6 do Imperial, do: For tale by June 4. THOS. ACHESON. COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA. Sherman'! Cougn Los-enget are the infest, most sure and effectual remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumptions, Whooping Cough, Asthma, Tightness of the Lungs or Chest, Ate., A:c. The proprietor has never knowu an instance where they did not give perfect satisfaction. Several thousand boxes have been sold within the last year, restoring lo health persons in almost every stage of consumption, and those laboring uuder ihe most distressing colds and coughs. Jonnihan Howarlh, Esq., Ihe well known temperance lecturer, look a severe cold last January by sleeping in damp sheets, that seemed to have settled in a consumption. He raised a good deal of bloody matter, and hit cough wat so harrassing and incessant that he could get no rest by day or night. Alter trying various remedies without relief, he Iho't lhal demh alone w uuld relieve him of his mir cry. But by the advice of a lady he purchased a box of Sherman's Cough Lozenges; they gave hint great relief, audio his surprise made him rest easy, and enabled him lo sleep sound all night; three dajs' use of them made a new man of him, and he is recommending Sherman's Lozenges lo all his acquaintances. SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES are the only infallible worm deslioying medicine ever discovered. 1,400,000 boxes have been sold, and not a failure has ever been knowu. They destroy all kinds of worms, aud cannot injure where there are none. ITAree different persons cured of H'orm bv the use of one box of 11 ores i.osmgct "Mcssri. G. F. T. 6l Co., 147 Main street, Cincinnati. Gentlemen: My wife I ns been afflicted wilh worms from Ihe age of three years, and has never been without them. She resided at Middlclown, liuller county. At limes, she has been to afflicted with worms as to require Ihe attendance of two of the best physiciant in Ihe place one doctoring her for one complaint, and one for another; bul gelling w orse, she removed to Madison, and wat under l be hands of two of the most celebrated physicians of that place, but all did her no good. Site came lo Cincinnati some lime since, and began to despair of gelling heller; indeed she got to bad, the worms came up in her throat her sufferings became almost intolerable. Hearing of ihe many cures performed hy Sherman's Lozenges, she thought that she would try them last August, I stepped in your store and got a box of the worm Inzenget and 1 have every reason to rejoice lhal I did to. She took but one half boi, when the worms came from her in bunches. 1 could not be positive, bul I would suppose that Ihere w ere from fifty lo sixty in each bunch. The last dose brought several while worms, from twelve to fifteen inches long. She began logcl well, and felt belter than she had for years. Being cured, she gave the balance of tho box lo a neighbor by llie name of Herald, who lives a short distance from us, who has two children, one five and Ihe olher two years of age, w ho were much troubled wilh worms, and 1 have heard since, lhal by the time they had used up Ihe box, both children w-cre entirely cured." The above is from Mr. R. Richards, Lawrence street, near Front. WEAK BACKS! WEAK BACKS!! l.OOO.IlOO HOLD VEAHLtl Price obi.t I2A Cents. SHERMAN'S POOR MAN'S PLASTER, Ihe best Strengthening Plaster in the world, and a sovereign remedy for pains and weakness in the bark, loins, side, breast, neck, limbs, joints, rheumatism, and lumbago; worn on Ihe lower pari ol the spine, they eul irely cure the pHej; and on Ihe small of the hack, Ihe falling of the womb; applied to the back of the neck of children teething, they give greal relief. Iu roughs, colds, oppression of the chest and stomach, liver complaint, dyspepsia, asthma, and all diseases where local remedies are required, none ran be belter than these olaslers. They are tonic, or strengthening, stimulating and anodvne. Physicians recommend ihem because Ihcy stick belter and afford more relief than any oilier ever known, One million are sold yearly J. W. Hoxie, Esq., who was bent nearly double with Rheumatism, was enabled, after wearing one 12 hours, to get up and dress himself. In I days he was perfectly well. Mr. David Williams, of Elizabcthtown, N. J., an old revolutionary soldier, wat to aillieicd wilh rheumatism lhal he could hardly help himself. One of these Plasters entirely cured him. Mrs. George Nixon, one of the Managers of Ihe Institution Tor Aged Indigent Females in the city of New York, says the old ladies find great benefit from these Plasters they being very liable lo paint or weakness in the back, as well a other parts of the body. Mr. Geo. W. Spencer, Street Inspector, was cured of the Piles hy wearing one of these Plasters on the lower pari of the spine. Caution. The greal reputation these Plasters have attained1, has induced many unprincipled persons lo get up worthless imitations. Ask for Sherman's Poor Man's Plaster, and see lhal full directions for use, end a fae timilie of hit name, A. Sherman, M. D., is on the back of each. Trust none others, or you will be deceived. Prict only tKclee-and-a-half tents ! O. F. THOMAS, 147 Main St., between 3d and 4lh, irT Sole Agent for Cincinnati. SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES give immediate relief lo nervous or sick head ache, palpitation of ihe heart, towness oi spirits, despondency, uitlammalory or putrid sore throat, bowel or summer complaint, fainting, oppression or a sense oi inning oi tne rnesi, cnotic, spasms, cramps ol Iho stomach or bowels, hysterical affections and all nervous diseases, drowsiness through ihe day, and wakefulness at night, cholera or cholera morbus, diarrhora, lassitude, or a tense of fatigue. Persons travelling or attending large parlies, will find ihe Lotenget really reviving, and imparling Ihe buoyancy of youth. josepn is. nones, esq., v ice rresidrni ol tlx vt ashingion Marine Insurance Company, has suffered for years wilh nervous head ache, that nothing would relieve lilt he used these Lozenges, which relieved il entirely in 15 minutes. Dr. G. Hunter has been subject lo violent auarkt of headache, to as In make him almost blind for two or three hours at a lime. Nothing ever afforded him any relief till be tried these Lozenges, and they cured him in a few minutes. In Ihe Catholic Half-Orphan Asylum of thit cily, containing upwards of one hundred children, we have bcenw the habit of using Dr. Sherman's Lozenges, for the various diseases for which they are recommended, and ha e always found them to be attended wild most beneficial effects. 1 therefore most willingly add my commendation lo the many others ia Ihcir favor. Sr. LUCY IGNATIUS, Sup. of tht Coin. llolf-Orpk. Asm. JV. Y. May 3d. 1R43. r. Sherman's Lozenges can be obtained wholesale and retail of G. F. THOMAS, Main it., between 3d and 4ib, opposite Gazetle Office, Sole Agent for Cincinnati, Ohio, aad of tht following Agents : Colombut, Whiling k Huntington; Jaektown, J. M. Say-lord; Hebron, Jamet Lyon; Kirkertville, James Kirkendall; Etna, Richard l.arrison; Rrynoldsburgh, Jacob McCurdy; Jefferson, John Hopkins; Lalayelle, John McMullan; Soxn-trford, P. S. Fay; Vienna, Barrl tV Jones. Cough Lozenges 25 els. per box; Worm do; Camphor do. Poor Man's Plasters only l? eeatt apiece. All who buy a box of Dr. Sherman'i Inenges. or a Plaster, are entitled lo one of SHERMAN'S MESSENGERS OF HEALTH, which can be obtained from all Agenla. Ocll7, 1844. ,8m. , - COFFEE AND SUGAR. 60 bags Rio Coffee; 10 do Java do; fihhdt. N.O. Sugar; 3 boxes Loaf Sugar, No. 1. lObbU. N.O. Molasses. Fortalehy June 4. THOS. ACHESON. Lrrsrvsvr nignett market pnee win ne paid, by May 28. S. THOMAS sir. CO 1 ( rUsH LBS. SPANISH SOLE LEATHER, jost iwsvvvr r,j sale by received the cheapest lot in Ibe Stale. For NovA.Jm 8. D. Jr. L. P. PRESTON. 500 July 9. LBS. Bitched end Unbleached Coverlet Yarn, just received hy STEWART fc OS BORN. -I It'PAC HASBKS) HARDWARE, jost received X1' at the Gill Padlock; a large assortment, and for sale very cheap Jane 8. I.. BUTTLES. 1 ti dozen assorted Files; 1UU 4IT0 gro. Screws, assorted; 150 dozen assorted Buis Hinges; Table Butts, ht., at the Pad Lock. June 20. L. BUTTLES. 30 RAEHiLI TANNsTR'n Oll.f received aad itw uU k. FAY JV Kit RJIIBM-. Columbot, July25,13lL